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• Abstract
• Executive Summary
• Press Releases

  California Workers' Compensation Total Cost per Claim Continues To Grow at Rapid Pace, Says New WCRI Study

  Florida Workers' Compensation Costs per Claim Higher Among 12 States and Rising, WCRI Study Reports

  Georgia Has Low Workers' Compensation Costs per Claim, But High PPD Benefits and Settlements, Says WCRI Study

  Workers' Compensation Costs per Claim in Illinois Higher Than Most States Examined in New WCRI Study

  Workers' Comp Costs per Claim in Massachusetts May Be Moderating After Near Double-Digit Growth, Says New WCRI Study

  North Carolina Workers' Compensation Costs per Claim Lower Among 12 States, But Costs Are Rising, Says WCRI Study

  Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Costs per Claim Continue Upward Trend, Says New WCRI Study

  Texas Workers' Compensation Total Costs per Claim Continue Double-Digit Rise, New WCRI Study Reports

  Wisconsin Workers' Compensation Costs per Claim Lower, But Modest Growth Continued, Says New WCRI Study

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• Tables and Charts

  Average Benefit Payment per Claim with More Than 7 Days of Lost Time, 1999/2000 and 1997/2000

  Average Incurred Benefit per Claim with More Than 7 Days of Lost Time, 1999/2000 and 1997/2000

  Claims with Medical Cost Containment Expenses as a Percentage of Claims with More Than 7 Days of Lost Time, 1999/2000 and 1997/2000

  Average Medical-Legal Expenses per Claim with More Than 7 Days of Lost Time and Medical-Legal Expenses, 1999/2000 and 1997/2000

  Percentage of Claims Where Date of Notice of Injury to Payor Is Within 3 Days from Date of Injury for Claims with More Than 7 Days of Lost Time

  Percentage of Claims with More Than 7 Days of Lost Time in Which Date of First Indemnity Payment Was Within 21 Days from Date of Injury, 1999/2000

  Percentage of Claims Where Date of First Indemnity Payment Is Within 14 Days from Date of Notice of Injury to Payor, for Claims with More Than 7 Days of Lost Time

  Percentage of Claims Where Date of Notice of Injury to Payor Is Within 3 Days from Date of Notice to Employer, for Claims with More Than 7 Days of Lost Time

  Average Duration of Temporary Benefits (weeks) per Claim with More Than 7 Days of Lost Time As a Percentage of All Paid Claims (adjusted for injury, industry mix, wages)

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